Teen Wolf

But on the other hand, one's ability to integrate with the larger part of society is critical to future success. While it'd be nice if that weren't the case, you'd be doing these kids a disservice by encouraging them in this behavior. There needs to be a corrective influence. Mockery and ostracization by their peers is not the healthiest form of correction, but it is the most natural.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

What's the basis behind the claim that nature has nothing to do with it? Is it just that babies exposed to more kinds of people grow up to be more open-minded? I'd question the assumption that giving a baby a broader base level of experience necessarily means that it won't naturally find things outside of that experience to be alien and difficult to understand.

There's nowhere I can't reach.